Human Resources: Then and Now
Big or small, every business has these regulations in place to protect them, and most of them have a competent human resources department either in the company or outsourced to companies such as Vision H.R. They guarantee that employees are safe in an work environment, and are taken care of when the unexpected happens.
read more >Retirement Planning Isn’t A Spectators Sport
The future begins tomorrow, are you ready for it today? Who is in charge of making sure you are ready for tomorrow? If you live in a city such as Port Orange, you are centralized in an area rich in post-retirement activities. Daytona area beaches stretch from Port Orange all the way to Ormond. Along these beaches are attractions for tourist and locals alike.
read more >The Hiring Progress: Social Networking
Companies are always looking for ways to connect with potential new employees and customers. These social networking websites allow a simple and effective method for doing so. Employee screening can be made far more effective when looking though various applicants for a job. Although social networking can’t replace the progress of meeting in person, it is a vital tool in a world that is always connected to these social networks.
read more >Payroll: Bridging the Gap Between Employees and Management
It goes without saying that the average worker on a company’s payroll is driven by the motivation to make a comfortable life for them and their family. This requires them to work hard and keep the company moving forward. To achieve this feat both ends of the business world has got to meet in the middle and work together.
read more >Technology on the Rise
In the present day, technological advancement doesn’t quite change the world the same way as it once did. Now technology is advancing on an almost daily basis , but it still is driving and changing the business landscape. What does this mean for human resource departments? More than you may think.
read more >Responsibilities When Collecting W-4s
Since employees fill out their own W-4s, you may think your company’s responsibility ends with collecting them, using the information for withholding, and keeping the forms on file. But a basic understanding of W-4s is necessary so you can answer the questions that will inevitably come up. So what are the Employers Responsibilities When Collecting W-4s. Here are some issues you should know about.
read more >Get a Payroll Quote
Get a Payroll Quote Why you Should Get a Payroll Quote. If your business is spending too much time trying to administer payroll, you should consider outsourcing your payroll processing to a group of experts. This would free up your
read more >IRS Clarifies Its Position on Contributing to Employee Health Coverage
In view of the complexity of compliance with the Affordable Care Act, it may be tempting to think you can just drop your own plan and encourage employees to buy their own coverage. Then, you could reimburse them for some portion of the premiums. Don’t be tempted, warns the IRS. This article explains the position of the tax agency.
read more >Compensation Is Once Again an Employee Hot Button
Would any of your valued employees quit to take another job with a slightly higher salary? Odds are, until recently, the answer would have been “probably not.” However, things have changed, according to a new survey. It may be time to take the pulse of your employees to see what their job-related priorities are these days.
read more >What to Do with Impossible Employees? Clean House.
Successful CEOs were asked by a psychiatrist what is the most important factor in operating a winning company. The key? Don’t waste time with impossible, destructive employees. When psychiatrist Mark Goulston asked several successful CEOs to name the single most
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